YouTuber tests whether the front of the Mac Pro can be used to grate cheese
A YouTuber simulates the front of the Apple chassis, with which he tries to grate cheese, to see if the generated meme would have any real implications.
Whenever Apple unveils new products, it generates a huge wave of jokes and mockery on social media. The company doesn't seem to learn its lesson and it's getting worse each time. During their latest presentation, they showcased a monitor stand, without the screen, that costs $999. They also presented the new Mac Pro, the company's desktop computers. These were the subject of much ridicule because their front panel resembles a cheese grater.
Apple since Jobs passed away goes a bit like chicken without a head and presents expensive and meaningless things. Mac Pros are expensive, with questionable performance and with a design that gives memos. A YouTube user has created a grill just like the Mac Pro and has tried it to grate cheese.
Grating cheese with the front of the Apple Mac Pro
Winston Moy, a YouTuber , wondered if Apple's chassis could actually be used for its intended purpose: grating cheese. For his demonstration, Moy created a CNC-machined piece very similar to the front of the Mac Pro. He also simulated the assembly of the pieces and all the relevant aspects of this absurd front panel.
Logically as a joke and meme is fine, but in the real world the result is not optimal. Of course, the holes are too large for this task and it has not turned out well.
Apple has wanted to innovate a lot on the front, to get a good air flow. What the company wants is that the hardware receives a large amount of air. The problem is that they have wanted to be so exquisite in design, that they have gone around.
On the front, a hardware that leaves a lot to be desired and little else, they will charge you what is not in the writings. We've already budgeted much better on performance than the $ 6 Mac Pro and top-of-the-line model. And it is that in half, you can have a team, at least 000% more powerful.
